Sentence examples for categorically proven from inspiring English sources

Nobody will notice if (hypothetically), in a couple of years time, it is categorically proven that no doping was involved.

Even when councils are advised accordingly and the allegations categorically proven as false, some refuse to correct or remove inaccurate data for years.

Newcastle's second goal was a controversial strike from Peter Lovenkrands that, despite being awarded immediately by the assistant referee, was not categorically proven by TV replays.

Monetary policy has been categorically proven to be ineffective in dealing with aggregate demand failures of the sort we have witnessed in the current crisis.

Scientists are not able to categorically prove such cause and effect.

It is categorically proved that there exists an optimal thickness of the thick plate, which minimizes the peak temperature.

We believe that the only way to categorically prove software is production ready is to deploy it to production.

Unlike observations for other self-sorted systems6,7, we were unable to categorically prove self-sorting using microscopy (TEM, Fig. 4 or SEM, Supplementary Fig. S3).

The French dairy giant's claim that the drink was "scientifically proven to help support your kids' defences" had not been categorically proved, the ASA ruled, despite Danone's submission of 23 human studies involving more than 6,000 yogurt-drinkers.

Faced with claims from MPs that the intelligence published by the government at lunchtime did not categorically prove that the Syrian government used chemical weapons, he said politicians ultimately had to make a "judgment" on these matters.

The publicity material for Nikolai Foster's Curve/Rose theatre Kingston production warns that the Witches is "stupendously scary" and delivers on that promise, while categorically proving that there is nothing a seven-plus audience enjoys more avidly than being stupendously scared.